Denver Parks
Denver’s 300+ parks invite everyone outside. From historic markers in the city to forested trails in the mountains, your soul can find a park to play in. Pick your park by region or watch one of 168 videos about Denver parks below.
Northwest
The “Northwest” includes parks west of I25 to 6th Ave, and parks east of I25 to Downing St and/or Colorado Blvd (but not City Park), and all parks north of I70 to Colorado Blvd. Think Inspiration Point, Sloan’s Lake, Globeville, and downtown.
East
The “East” includes parks east of Downing St, south of 26th Ave, west of Quebec and north of Belleview Ave. Think City Park, Cheesman Park, and parts of Park Hill.
Northeast
The “Northeast” includes parks north of 26th Ave at Colorado Blvd, east of Quebec St all the way to the eastern county line in Green Valley Ranch down to Mississippi Ave. Think parts of Park Hill, Stapleton, Green Valley Ranch, and Lowry.
Southwest
The “Southwest” includes parks south of 6th Ave, west of Colorado Blvd, south to the county line at Berry Ave, west to the county line at Kipling St. Think Barnum, Ruby Hill, Marston, and Wash Park.
Mountain
The “Mountain” region includes parks in the front range mountains owned by the City of Denver and may be in Jefferson County, Golden, or other municipalities. Think Red Rocks, Mt Lookout, and Pence Parks, among others.
Park Videos
Watch one of my 168 videos about Denver’s Parks
